One Sunday afternoon a commentator on television was talking about what he felt was essential in order for a Christian church to be true to God's Word.
Late one morning, as my wife and I were about to check out of a hotel room in New York, it looked as if there were just too many things to do at once and too little time in which to do them.
When plans fall through and hopes are crushed, it has become popular to declare with a stoic shrug, "Oh, well, back to square one!" But having to start over need not force us to play at life as though it were a chancy game.
God rules His infinite and wholly good creation, including His likeness, man, through spiritual laws that express the goodness and allness of His own nature.
The community education catalog that came in the mail the other day offered an astonishing array of classes—everything from small boat navigation to real estate investing.
